The National tribune., 1887-02-24

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waterman eG O. D Z. p sloan ~ o. g. &. w. Colby;
s. NJ, J. q. Newton: O. NJ. s., y. G. Peck:
w. c. Vaughan. Woodstock; Officers of George
! C. Randall Post, No. So: Commander, w. G. Whip
pie; :. V. c.. +. G. Enmons; J. V. G., w. g.
Vaughan; Adj't, II. II. Woodbury. Q. NJ, J: Gill
man; Surg, DIR. III. Boynton; Chap, y. Cushing;
o. D.. l. W. Wilson: o. G.. A. MeKane; ;. NJ, G.
W; Paul; @ NJ s, II. b; Reed
L. V. Parker, STAFFORD Officers of Post No 80:
Commander, Edwin V. Parker; 5. V. Il A.
Rogers; J.V. G.. Horace Warrington; o. D., Henry
Sharp; Adj't, William A Reynolds; q. ", Nathan
William; o. c., Michael Murphy Surg, James
NJ Fulton.
VIRGINIA.
At the 10th annual Encampment of this Depart
ment, held ut Veteran Hall, Richmond, Jan. Is,
1881, the following resolutions were presented by
| Comrade II. y. Wheeler, T. c. of WOrden Post, No.
/ p and were adopted
RosOlred, That the Encampment hereby expresses
ITS appreciation OF the recognition received at the
| hands Of the Goth National Encampment of the
| GAR, which met at the city Of San Francisco,
Aug. g. 1856. in the selection of esteemed COM
! rade, Edgar Allen, Junior Commander in Chief
of our organization, and we rejoice to-day in the
new life which his elevation has given to the prin-
/ ciples OF our Order in this Department.
RcsOlrod, That we tender to Comrade Edgar Al
/ len our sincere congratulations upon the deserved
campment and express the hope that those quail
] ties which have endeared him to his comrades at
home may yet win for him the highest honors the
National Encampment can confer up conrade.
Resolved, That the delegates from this Depart
ment to the next National Encampment are urged
TO present the name of Comrade Allen for the posi-
ton Of Commander-in- Chief.
ReSOlrod, That copy of these resolutions be for
warded to the Commander of each Department,
with the request that they be read at the next De-
/ partment Encampment.
WASHINGTON TERRITORY
20. Clark, North Yakima: Officers of Meade
Post, No. 9: Commander. James h. Ward; s V.
C., A. J. Lewis; J. V. c., r. J. V Clark; Adjt j..
O. CLARK; s NJ; Il: J. Tucker s TGo j. Wey
w. ID. Reederi q. u. s, II. Dunn.
WEST VIRGINIA.
/. Hopes Cairo: Officers Of Mcclellan Post No.
| "a: Commander, Samuel Hatfield; s. V. C., Perry
Doitsoni j. v. C., BENJAMIN +. Davis Surg, John
J.. Russell; Chap, William II. Parks; q. NJ, Isaac
Hooper; o. D., James O. Russell; o. G., Warren
W. Roach; S. NJ. Edward Trainor; @. NJ. s. Chas.
1 Huett; |. c.. Jacob Yocley; o. c., Ii. w. Mather
Delegate. l. Hopes: Alternate. j. F. Ayers.
A. Smith. Wick: Officers of George Smith Post,
No. 81: Commander, Anthony Smith; 5. V. c., Eli
! II: Long; j. V. g., silas Henderson; Adj't, James
Niers; q. NJ, Trad Garrison; Surg, Il. w. Fox;
Chap, j. X. Mason; o. d. John Barnes; o. G., G..
W. Adams; $ NJ. II. Bell; @. NJ. 8, \. J. Aukrom.
George b. Crawford, Wellsburg: Officers of Pier
| point Post, No. 9: Commander, !. II. Duval; ). ".
C.. t. H. Marks; J. V. C., l.. c. Hall; q. NJ, b.
| Shreve; o. D.. John Ii. McNally; o. c., Fred
Springborni Surg, Edmund Bennett.
WISCONSIN,
The annual Eucampment of this Department was
held at Milwaukee on the 18th and 10th inst. De-
To order at IL o'clock Ex-senator Michael Griffin,
Of Eau Claire, introduced in the form of memorial
resolution an eloquent tribute TO the late Senator
Logan, which was read and referred to the Com
mittee on Resolutions. The resolution will be en-
crossed and copy sent To Mrs. Logan. Capt. A. j.
| Langworthy presented resolution which called
for canvass OF the convention 10 obtain the sense
| of the body on President Cleyeand's action in
vetoing the dependent pension bill. The resolution
was unanimously adopted The total number of
names registered was about go, and IL is believed
/ that not half Of the delegates actually present
| registered. On the second day of the Encampment
/ the following officers were elected: Department
Commander Michael Griffin, Eau Claire; &. v. c.
II. +. Bryant, Ia Crosse; J. V.C., Robert InGles.
/ bayfield,. Council OF Administration, VIM. Stein
/ meyer, Milwaukee; W. III. II. Cash New Lisbon g.
/ Ii. Carter Platteville; J. c. Metcaf. ID. J. Dill,
Prescott. The following were elected Delegates to
the National Encampment: At Large. Senator
George c. Ginty Alternate, Senator G. X. Erwin (;
| Delegates, +. j. Kidd Alternate, :. w. Eager; G..
p; Treumer; Alternate, George l.. Cove; J. ii.
| Marston; Alternate C. +. Estabrook; First Con-
| gressonal District J. f. Metcalf Jsnesville; Alter
nate, J. NJ. Evans, Evansville; Second District, Jas.
| X. Spencer, Waukeshn; Alternate, G. o. Hutson.
| Waukesha Third District, John Meehan, Darling
ton; Alternate, J.; ;. Phillips, Madison; Fourth
| District. A. G. Weissert, Milwaukee; Alternate.
/ Frank Cutler, Milwaukee; Fifth District, Il. l..
Wing, Kewaunee: Alternate, y. J. Rooney; Sixth
! District. j. y. Ruby; Oshkosh Alternate. q. T..
Pettigrace; Seventh District. John X. Kossum,
| yiroqua; Alternate A. X. Van Wagner; Eighth
/ District, ID. j. Wallace; Alternate :. j. Bailey !;
| Ninth District, w. ii. Upham, Nashville.
H. X Learnard, Mazomanie: Officers of A. II.
/ MacuOlalu IOsts no. %: A.fnmander, john O.
Tyler; :. V. C., J. III. Greening; j. V. C., William
| &. Schuman; Adj't, III. II. Learnard; q. NJ, J. A.
J. Shower; Surg, A. T.. Peck; Chap. Robert Gill
lett: o. d.. II $. Hodge; q. O., Jacob Henninger
/ :. NJ, Sutclinc Parkin; q. NJ. =, J. Il. Durisch.
| X. W. Jones, Racine: Officers of Gov. Harvey
| Post No. IL Commander. Robert Bell; s. V. c.,
/ j. G. Brooker; j. V. C.. David ROwlands; Chap,
| William A. Browne; q. D.. l.. A. Rittman; q. NJ,
\. J. Smith; AdJt +. W. Fisher; Surg, +. r. Gar
! lock.
Officers OF J. r. Wyman Post, No. 30, Clinton
vile: Commander, w. W. Townsend :. v. C., l..
VI. Van Orman; J. " c., George MeCorrison /;
Surg, Irwin Gregory; Chap, Daniel Noble; q. D.,
Frank Quinn q. NJ, Edwin James; o. G., III. II.
| Thorn.